Centre for Law and Society

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The Centre for Law and Society is a research and advocacy institute at the University of Cape Town that examines how law interacts with social change, inequality, and governance in South Africa and beyond.

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instanceOf academic research centre
advocacy institute
research institute
activity empirical socio-legal research
hosting seminars and workshops
policy advocacy
public engagement
publishing research reports
training and capacity building
affiliatedWith University of Cape Town NERFINISHED
basedIn South Africa NERFINISHED
country South Africa
fieldOfWork governance
inequality
law and society
social change
socio-legal studies
focusArea African region
Global South NERFINISHED
South Africa NERFINISHED
hasWebsite https://www.uct.ac.za/ (institutional domain; specific centre page under UCT site)
languageOfWork English
locatedIn University of Cape Town NERFINISHED
locatedInCity Cape Town NERFINISHED
locatedInProvince Western Cape NERFINISHED
mission to contribute to more just and equitable governance through research
to inform public policy debates on law and society
to understand how law shapes and is shaped by social realities
operatesIn South Africa NERFINISHED
broader African context
partOf Faculty of Law, University of Cape Town NERFINISHED
researchFocus access to justice
constitutionalism in South Africa
customary law and community justice
governance and public law
human rights in practice
interaction between law and social change
law and governance
law and inequality
legal pluralism
state institutions and accountability
targetAudience academics
civil society organizations
legal practitioners
policy makers
students

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Faculty of Law affiliatedWith Centre for Law and Society
subject surface form: Faculty of Law, University of Cape Town